Chapter 380: Seeing through but not revealing it
Cuiwei Mountain is not very tall or steep, yet it thrives due to the perennial mountain spring water that gently flows year-round, lending an air of vitality to the mountain. This spring water also nurtures the lush trees covering the mountain, making 'verdant mountain and clean water' the most apt description.
Now, viewing from the foot of the mountain, you can see these lush trees spread across the slopes, their leaves either dark green, fiery red, or apricot yellow. Layer upon layer, these create a vivid, still picture much like an oil painting, providing a feast for the eyes.
The valley echoes with the sweet melody of bird calls, the soft murmur of spring water, and the occasional splash of a small waterfall cascading down a cliff. The long-distance chants of the mountain workers also beckon invitingly, making one want to linger amidst this beautiful scenery.